noticed U had the bassman 100 with master vol, the same as me, I know it has 4 6l6s, and it has two other tubes, and one on its own, what are they, are all 3 preamp tubes, or is one a rectifier ?, also if U have the master vol on 10 is your bassman brighter than it would be if U used the master vol at the same vol as the master open on 10 ? mine seems a lot more jangle when I don't use the master, is yours ?when using master it seems to impact the tone and make the amp a little duller , cheers
@thevilageidiot817 there are to out put jacks on the bass. one is normal mono output in which both pickups go to one. there is a stereo out put jack, but to use it you need a stereo cable or a ric-o-sound kit. This way the bridge and neck pickups have their own out put. The sound quality is better overall.
@MeTaLzHearT I've had so many pedals since this. The TZ-2 is long gone. I use a Chunk Systems Brown Dog as my main fuzz right now, plus lots of other pedals, too many to name really!
No, that's the type of pickup they come with. He just has all the covers taken off of it. Look for a replacement one and you'll see exactly what it looks like.
OK. So you don't have Rick anymore but you still have Bassman. Would you be able to record a demo with Bass Guitar and Bassman only (no effects) and crank the amp up gradually? I'm wondering if Bassman is a good amp for a bass guitar. I want to buy one but there are almost no demos of Bass Guitar+70's Bassman on youtube. Please! It would be a great help. Pleeeease! :)
Actually the bassman was borrowed. Based on my impressions at the time it was underpowered for bass to be sure. It would give a bit of overdrive tone but a bit farty :)
@Niraham Hey buddy, I gig with a bassman 100 and they're plenty loud, particularily with the deep switch on. In my experience, they sound best through 12" speakers.
For all the people still seeing this video, I don't own most of this gear anymore. Not the bass, definitely not the pedal. Not the cabs, though the amp I will keep until I die (and have it buried next to me).
-can't sit still long enough to sit through a 59 second video
-are offended by my choice to play live, improvised basslines rather than, god forbid, a song you actually know or can play or have heard a million times or reminds you of your ex-girlfriends
@Ravenpulse Top 10 comments, from 10 to 1. 10: sunnyjim98 9: rpc66ish 8: danitz56 7: ourhousekid 6: ICameAsARat94 5: comehead914 4: IXIBobOhIXI 3: Nick5379 2:: henkiewessel 1: eliXbald: "our first bass player, who I refuse to call by name because he he doesn't deserve it and did nothing...he played without a pick, that kind of asshole. He never turned his treble knob up at all. He was really into Karp." -John Sharkey III
"our first bass player, who I refuse to call by name because he he doesn't deserve it and did nothing...he played without a pick, that kind of asshole. He never turned his treble knob up at all. He was really into Karp."
I've got a 4003 Ric and the hum is too much for me. The Guy at the music store demo'd a Hum De-Bugger . This thing removes all of the noise and leaves the sound intact. for 118 bucks i think it's well worth it.
I get a good sound from my 4003 and I have to say that I rarely use the neck pickup. Personally, I wouldn't change a thing on the bass at all. I would suggest you try valve (tube) amps as I've found the Rick sounds better through them. I use an EHX Bass Big Muff pedal through an old trace elliot Quatra Valve bass amp into 2 Peavy 4x10cabs. I turned the horn off on one of the cabs and had a moderate amount of horn on the other. Sounds rich and very full on the bridge pickup. Say No To Actives!!!
Wow, well i do not havo the money for all them things. I can't take them when i go to a gig, i do not play in a good band so. I think i just keep on playing my old Ibanez Roadstar 2, it sounds better and plays easier, i think i sell my rick, but i am not shure, im thinking of it for about a year. Hmm...
Cliff used a 1970's Morley Power Wah Boost, the big chrome Morleys. While the current Morleys are great, the vintage Morleys are a whole other beast altogether, they suit the bass better as they retain low end and boost the hell out of the signal. They are the best wahs out there IMO, with the Fox wahs coming in a close 2nd.
Cliff also used a Big Muff, but I think he used whatever he could get his hands on when it came to distortion.
I got my Morley off a collector of vintage stuff, but a good place to start would be eBay, they're always on there, just search Tel-Ray Morley Wah.
Ric's are not cheap, especially the one Cliff used which was a 4001. The MSRP of a new Ric is $2,159 but you can grab one used for $1,100 to $1,600. I HIGHLY suggest you try one out if you're serious about buying that sort of equipment, Ric's aren't made for everyone.
i play guitar but im totaly jealous at bass player because they have this awesome instrument. i think its one of the coolest instruments on the planet.
is that a retro fitted bridge pick up?, 'cause i might buy a Rickenbacker soon (i told the bank i was buying a new car.....suckers! lol) and i was wondering wether that had affected the original stock sound too much.
nice bassman dude, I use the bassman 70 for the guitar, it's really loud and gets fuzzed when it's on max. cool bass too, I wonder how much those cost. I saw a add for this bass in a samash magazine and it said "call for price" so it must be expensive
he doesn't have 1 amp to each pickup. He just does a pickup switch and switches amps. It is possible to do assign one pickup to one amp though, my best guess is by having two output jacks and wiring the electronics separately like that.
I use a cheap plastic Arion bass distortion pedal on my Ricky into a huge valve stack and it's perfect for me. I use some un-overdriven low frequencies via the pedal and have the mid and upper frequencies driving hard. Makes me happy. Ok, you need to work with a Ricky a bit more where as my Fender P-bass is a bit more plug in and play but my Rickenbacker 4003 gets a massive thumbs up from me.
the groove got cooler at the end and yeah that last mix of clean and distorted sounded badass. it was just, so, for lack of a better explanation "blah" before the end. but i love the tone and thats why i searched ricks so 5/5
I disagree... It's not how much an effect pedal costs that rates it but the sound it produces, and you just HAVE to agree that the sound is pretty huge!
That's for pickups in general. The treble cover on Ricks does change the sound a bit, plus you can't play directly over the pickup. It does look mighty cool though.
I've never heard of anyone uncovering Jazz Bass pickups but I suppose you could. It's already a fairly bright bass, so I don't know that it would be a good idea. Keep in mind, the covers are soldered on.
I am talking abuot the ashtray cover and he neck pickup (metal) cover If that makes any difference, Because Ricks are coming with a metal pickup cover
reminds me of muse
MoreParksLessParking 2 months ago
Nice to see the SD set in action.
Bravohalo 4 months ago
noticed U had the bassman 100 with master vol, the same as me, I know it has 4 6l6s, and it has two other tubes, and one on its own, what are they, are all 3 preamp tubes, or is one a rectifier ?, also if U have the master vol on 10 is your bassman brighter than it would be if U used the master vol at the same vol as the master open on 10 ? mine seems a lot more jangle when I don't use the master, is yours ?when using master it seems to impact the tone and make the amp a little duller , cheers
UKToneKing 5 months ago
0:29 'd tone was my favorite.
wafferz 11 months ago 2
Death from above 1979... :p
MrJstream 11 months ago 3
try to put the fuzz on the bridge pup.
Works better to me, than you have bigger bottom en nicer fuzz ;)
zarigunn 11 months ago
D D D D D D D D D D D D
tungtarung 1 year ago 4
Haha without a head, you could be Scott Pilgrim!
seamonkeyguitars 1 year ago 4
you suck ass
tvboy0707 1 year ago
Wat strings???
aggiesthumbsrbroken 1 year ago
God, this is why I love bass.
drew25kra 1 year ago
not a guitar
fableauthor 1 year ago
what an almighty sound!
wielderofdrumstix 1 year ago
How to you like the avatar cabs? Specifically that combination - 2x12 + 2x10
Uber100 1 year ago
IT"S SCOTT PILGRIM! But seriously dude, nice.
Trocker7 1 year ago
that sounds sooo sick xD i wnat it
theresabbylolz 1 year ago
with the distortion it sounds like its from a car clearance commercial
metallicaLP82 1 year ago
love your tone man distortion on the neck pickup sounds amazing
mikeketlo 1 year ago
Wow, I'm loving the orange!
joeypaint 1 year ago
Sick bass tone. Wow
lowregister 1 year ago
this has probably been asked, but i don't really feel like looking through all the comments.
okay, how do you run the rick in stereo? i'm thinking of getting one, but i don't understand how to run it in stereo.
thevilageidiot817 1 year ago
@thevilageidiot817 there are to out put jacks on the bass. one is normal mono output in which both pickups go to one. there is a stereo out put jack, but to use it you need a stereo cable or a ric-o-sound kit. This way the bridge and neck pickups have their own out put. The sound quality is better overall.
HydeAndBones 1 year ago
i would cut off my legs for a rick
blarglesacks 1 year ago
0:27 eargasm, _O_
StijnBF2 1 year ago
what a fat tone!!!!!!!!!!
LOVIN IT!
philosopher1000 1 year ago
IT SOUNDS LIKE MY 100 DOLLAR BASS BOUGHT ON MUSICSTORE....
idri07 1 year ago
@idri07 You only have a 100 dollar bass? Wow your cheap.
ilaniol 1 year ago
@ilaniol doesnt mean i have justa hundred dollar bass asshole
idri07 1 year ago
thats one big ass rig!
sunnyjim98 1 year ago
Do I spy Seymour Duncan pickups?
HoskieDC 1 year ago
badass. what did you put in the eq? my friend likes scooping the mids, what did you do?
FakeFlourescentSkies 1 year ago
What song is that riff at 0:27 seconds from?
TOPmusicman8 1 year ago
Fingerstyle is the way it should be done
muderface2112 1 year ago
@muderface2112 keep reading bass magazines or going to berklee hahaha what a fucking retard
checkabreak 1 year ago
Cool man, very 70s progish.
obscurebandfan 1 year ago
that effect is asking for you to play hysteria - MUSE haha
98bassdave 1 year ago 2
Nice tone mate. I try to make that happen with my peavey fury and my DIY fuzz xD. They're not bad though..
japas 1 year ago
@MeTaLzHearT I've had so many pedals since this. The TZ-2 is long gone. I use a Chunk Systems Brown Dog as my main fuzz right now, plus lots of other pedals, too many to name really!
TiffanyNaugler 1 year ago
excellent tone, especially from 0:28 onwards, and a nice groove to your style
woodster909 1 year ago
awesome tone from 0.28 onwards, nice groove to your playing too. very cool
woodster909 1 year ago
awesome tone from 0.28 onwards, nice groove to your playing too. very cool
woodster909 1 year ago
The bass The bass The bass
Beautifal
TomMagic92 1 year ago 9
Looks like the bass was modified and had a musicman type pickup for the bridge pickup?
Parley454 1 year ago
No, that's the type of pickup they come with. He just has all the covers taken off of it. Look for a replacement one and you'll see exactly what it looks like.
PhatLarkin 1 year ago
what pedal was it? Sounded really good for bass distortion.
Parley454 1 year ago
Guyatone fuzz pedal
Ilovemyfender2 1 year ago
OK. So you don't have Rick anymore but you still have Bassman. Would you be able to record a demo with Bass Guitar and Bassman only (no effects) and crank the amp up gradually? I'm wondering if Bassman is a good amp for a bass guitar. I want to buy one but there are almost no demos of Bass Guitar+70's Bassman on youtube. Please! It would be a great help. Pleeeease! :)
Niraham 1 year ago
Actually the bassman was borrowed. Based on my impressions at the time it was underpowered for bass to be sure. It would give a bit of overdrive tone but a bit farty :)
Good luck.
megadan76 1 year ago
@Niraham I've got a few posts on you tube playing my 1974 bassman 100. A great amp.
rickenhofner 1 year ago
@Niraham if you wate till im next in the studio i could probs do that
projectno5 1 year ago
@projectno5 OK. i'll wate :) . just let me know when it'll be ready.
Niraham 1 year ago
@Niraham The Bassman is a better guitar amp than a bassamp
Dicksaiter 1 year ago
@Niraham Hey buddy, I gig with a bassman 100 and they're plenty loud, particularily with the deep switch on. In my experience, they sound best through 12" speakers.
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Niraham 1 year ago
I really Like this vid man. Is there any way you might be able to write a tab for this bit?
bigwillystyle3105 2 years ago
For all the people still seeing this video, I don't own most of this gear anymore. Not the bass, definitely not the pedal. Not the cabs, though the amp I will keep until I die (and have it buried next to me).
Thanks for all the views and ratings!!
megadan76 2 years ago
Hi... nice one.
Why did you get rid of that bass?
Listendudeok 2 years ago
@megadan76
So when he goes.. you know where to find amp people lol.
Well, None of of the gear in your room is pretty much yours or not yours now.
annnnnnnnnd i can tell.
I dont think a pick woulda helped your playing, that tee shirt or that busted ass room lol. good luck man.
Stevespeeze 1 year ago
Appologies to all those people who:
-can't tell fingerstyle from a pick or vice versa
-can't sit still long enough to sit through a 59 second video
-are offended by my choice to play live, improvised basslines rather than, god forbid, a song you actually know or can play or have heard a million times or reminds you of your ex-girlfriends
megadan76 2 years ago 57
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Ravenpulse 1 year ago
megadan76 1 year ago
@megadan76 what is that thing you have below the borrowed fender bassman head?
sathanocracy 1 year ago
@megadan76 NAAAACYYY!!!! WHY DID YOU LEAVE ME!!????
wishhunter 11 months ago
how'd you talk your parents into buying you all this shit, kid?
Infalliblereason 2 years ago
@Infalliblereason hahahaha I like you. You're funny. At least you have more of a sense of humour than all these people rambling about pics.
What was it that made you realize I was a 14 year old kid? Was it the beard? Or the shitty basement apartment, or just my freakishly tall stature?
megadan76 2 years ago
i appreciate the compliment, Megadan76. flattery will get you everywhere.
Infalliblereason 2 years ago
Pick sucks, get on pizzicato
anthrax411 2 years ago
"our first bass player, who I refuse to call by name because he he doesn't deserve it and did nothing...he played without a pick, that kind of asshole. He never turned his treble knob up at all. He was really into Karp."
-John Sharkey III
eliXbald 2 years ago
Wow you have all that equipment in your living room and your bass still sounds like buzzsaw trash. Ha.
postalsock 2 years ago
That bass line!I was thinkin up drumchops to play with that!!hahaha good stuff!
poshi12 2 years ago
dig!
poshi12 2 years ago
amazing sound :D
Eliebl 2 years ago
you listen to brmc their bass is just like this.
LouReedsBooks 2 years ago
brmcs tone is sick, you need a hollow body to really make it though.
GeorgeTheBass 2 years ago
What exactly do you mean by "tubes"? That sure as hell aint no tube-driven distortion you got going on.
JCM1325 2 years ago
Oh my no. I prefer a clean tube amp sound, myself. Both of these amps do that sound quite well.
megadan76 2 years ago
A clean tube amp sound? With bass a clean amp is a clean amp.
postalsock 2 years ago
beautiful instrument and nice sound man and i like the grooves too ;)
sscham 2 years ago
where u get you rickenbacker? ive been wanting one for along time
JacHell666 2 years ago
what pedal are you using for Fuzz?
NoKDa 2 years ago
@NoKDa guyatone tz-2
moggieman10 2 years ago
Thats awesome just like jack lawrence from the dead weather
coreyv79 2 years ago
@coreyv79 i love jack Jawrence man! he's one of my bass idols!
thevilageidiot817 1 year ago
i had an orgasm with that sound men... *0* the distorsion is like WHOOOO i love it .... i wish have one of those u.u ....
SGlicks 2 years ago 3
WOW|!
jukeboxman94 2 years ago
I've got a 4003 Ric and the hum is too much for me. The Guy at the music store demo'd a Hum De-Bugger . This thing removes all of the noise and leaves the sound intact. for 118 bucks i think it's well worth it.
livinginmydestiny 2 years ago
Could you do a demo of the Seymour Duncan pickups you have in your Rick?
HollowBanki 2 years ago
Can you just leave the video part and delete the sound? Sorry
FoxtronInk 2 years ago
i like the distortion. :)
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you sound like someone who's been playing for like 3 months man. that bass deserves better
FolkMetalBass 2 years ago
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Yeah I agree shit playing right here. He didn't do justice to that bass
yhtomitalmighty 2 years ago
can anyone tell me if they would recommend a 2009 4003 or a late 70's 4001?
rocker12347 2 years ago
Probably the new bass... the 4001s have an odd-ball truss rod system that have probably been abused over the years.
BB2009LZ 2 years ago
which pick up's do you use? original rick? i want to buy pick ups with more low in it but i don't know wich are good.
themadcapkoen 2 years ago
I get a good sound from my 4003 and I have to say that I rarely use the neck pickup. Personally, I wouldn't change a thing on the bass at all. I would suggest you try valve (tube) amps as I've found the Rick sounds better through them. I use an EHX Bass Big Muff pedal through an old trace elliot Quatra Valve bass amp into 2 Peavy 4x10cabs. I turned the horn off on one of the cabs and had a moderate amount of horn on the other. Sounds rich and very full on the bridge pickup. Say No To Actives!!!
Alembic25 2 years ago 3
Wow, well i do not havo the money for all them things. I can't take them when i go to a gig, i do not play in a good band so. I think i just keep on playing my old Ibanez Roadstar 2, it sounds better and plays easier, i think i sell my rick, but i am not shure, im thinking of it for about a year. Hmm...
themadcapkoen 2 years ago
anyone want to buy a 1978 4001 autumnglo ric w/ case for 1700? shoot me a message
i'm in southern california
no1000 2 years ago
why would you want to sell a ric!? Especially from 1978!
PipeFellow3434 2 years ago 3
I already sold it. Way too trebly/middy for my tastes. If it wasnt for that I wouldn't of have sold it. The neck was incredible!
no1000 2 years ago
You probably could have fixed that. There's many things I would do for my bass before I would give up on it.
Nick5379 2 years ago
*-*
pancreasnou 2 years ago
It seems a Man´o War bass sound...
GORFF987 2 years ago
hey might i ask if you know what specific pedals cliff burton uses?
I know its a morley wah. but not sure what kind, please message back, im trying to get a good setup, (cliff's) to cover some old skool metallica
6ftUnder92592 2 years ago
Cliff used a 1970's Morley Power Wah Boost, the big chrome Morleys. While the current Morleys are great, the vintage Morleys are a whole other beast altogether, they suit the bass better as they retain low end and boost the hell out of the signal. They are the best wahs out there IMO, with the Fox wahs coming in a close 2nd.
Cliff also used a Big Muff, but I think he used whatever he could get his hands on when it came to distortion.
Evin07 2 years ago
damn dude, any idea where i can get this stuff, and how much rickenbackers go for these day, i know a coule of thousands
6ftUnder92592 2 years ago
I got my Morley off a collector of vintage stuff, but a good place to start would be eBay, they're always on there, just search Tel-Ray Morley Wah.
Ric's are not cheap, especially the one Cliff used which was a 4001. The MSRP of a new Ric is $2,159 but you can grab one used for $1,100 to $1,600. I HIGHLY suggest you try one out if you're serious about buying that sort of equipment, Ric's aren't made for everyone.
Also, very important if you're covering Cliff:
Ric= Anesthesia.
Aria=MoP.
Evin07 2 years ago
he's dead
moceanu 2 years ago
Guild Thunderbass... Yeah Baby! I own one and nlove it. Your's is the only other one I've seen.
rpc66ish 2 years ago
They are pretty rare, I will hold onto this one forever!
megadan76 2 years ago
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rpc66ish 2 years ago
you should do a cover of think for yourself by the beatles with that bass and distortion its a lot of fun to play
iplaytheguitar73 2 years ago
Playing BASS though a BASSMAN?? I've been looking all over for a video of this.
danitz56 2 years ago
IT'S POWERED BY TUBES!!!!
Nick5379 2 years ago
tubes????
ISoHEoBASSIST 2 years ago
BIRDMANS CREST!
Nick5379 2 years ago
i play guitar but im totaly jealous at bass player because they have this awesome instrument. i think its one of the coolest instruments on the planet.
henkiewessel 2 years ago 10
@henkiewessel same
blabla727 1 year ago
o men oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
DeanMarleyBass 2 years ago
yew....
sounds great..
jendralpargiyo 2 years ago
is that a retro fitted bridge pick up?, 'cause i might buy a Rickenbacker soon (i told the bank i was buying a new car.....suckers! lol) and i was wondering wether that had affected the original stock sound too much.
thunderthumbs83 2 years ago 2
No wonder why I here Distortion and Clean channel in Tool - Flood. Paul was using the Rics main usefulness
canem101 2 years ago
I wonder,
the thing over the treble pickup....
mine 's lost
I need a black one.
where can i find that
????????
zarigunn 2 years ago
the pick-up cover thing? Check the Rickenbacker website or eBay
hellfire978 2 years ago
yeah, but i need it in black for the fire engine red edition from '88
zarigunn 2 years ago
I think I just creamed my pants...
Reminds me of my father's Schecter (pre-shit Schecter. Its a 1980).
WeCamefortheDead 2 years ago
awesome sound!!!
DrunkedCat 2 years ago
It;s called bi-amping. Its a great technique with the Rics
gmmakesmehurl 2 years ago
both heads in stereo with the fuzz sound awesome!!! diggin that sound!
nice phat, low end and some kickass fuzz :D
basskrustie 2 years ago
Once you start cranking that bassman, you get Chris Squire, I had that sound by mistake, then I heard Yes and it felt righteous.
EuphorbusBTB 2 years ago
The green Russian big muff pi (or reissue) is the best fuzz effect on bass. period.
EuphorbusBTB 2 years ago
nice bassman dude, I use the bassman 70 for the guitar, it's really loud and gets fuzzed when it's on max. cool bass too, I wonder how much those cost. I saw a add for this bass in a samash magazine and it said "call for price" so it must be expensive
cyn33667 2 years ago
Now THAT'S a kickass sound. Could someone explain to me how you can assign one amp to each pickup, though? That's kinda confusing
Insatium 2 years ago
he doesn't have 1 amp to each pickup. He just does a pickup switch and switches amps. It is possible to do assign one pickup to one amp though, my best guess is by having two output jacks and wiring the electronics separately like that.
tranquil369 2 years ago
....ooo. cool! thanks
Insatium 2 years ago
I think it's a Rickenbacker thing. They have two output jacks?
Joshplaysinstruments 2 years ago
that and the rickenbacker has two outputs, so you can just plug it in two different amps.
KarateMastR57 2 years ago
I use a cheap plastic Arion bass distortion pedal on my Ricky into a huge valve stack and it's perfect for me. I use some un-overdriven low frequencies via the pedal and have the mid and upper frequencies driving hard. Makes me happy. Ok, you need to work with a Ricky a bit more where as my Fender P-bass is a bit more plug in and play but my Rickenbacker 4003 gets a massive thumbs up from me.
Alembic25 2 years ago
I hope to god that isnt a DS-1 distortion.
JoshuaSousa 2 years ago
sick ... i want a rickenbackkkerrrr.......!
wanderings0ul 2 years ago 3
you think entwistle used a fuzz or ovedrived his amp in woodstock?
San5a 2 years ago
O.D.
Crunka 2 years ago 2
anyone tried to get that sound with a valve amp???
San5a 2 years ago
He's using two valve amps. Valve = tube. (U.K./U.S.)
ninebreaker21 2 years ago
O.D.
nanerpants 2 years ago
I'd like to be in that place, and want you to let me your Ricken for few minutes, and put volume knobs at max... You video just gives appetites ! :-)
erixoff 2 years ago
DO SOME MOTORHEAD!!!
MetalVinn 2 years ago 2
I wanted one like that too... I have another bass now. Bass playing is cool, great sound you have!
Cityskater1998 2 years ago
what song is that?
s8boarding4life 2 years ago
Nice vid....noisy pedal though.
iam0103 2 years ago 2
thats a pretty sweet bass
duckbuster96 2 years ago 2
Fuzz Plz!!!
VenusVega 2 years ago
the groove got cooler at the end and yeah that last mix of clean and distorted sounded badass. it was just, so, for lack of a better explanation "blah" before the end. but i love the tone and thats why i searched ricks so 5/5
ManifestPanda 2 years ago
Loved it when you switch it up to neck position!
glazeguy 2 years ago 2
what finish is that and what year
ZachPotterf 2 years ago
i don't understand why people get super sweet basses and run cheap effects through them
rererererererer2 2 years ago
I disagree... It's not how much an effect pedal costs that rates it but the sound it produces, and you just HAVE to agree that the sound is pretty huge!
tsoum09 2 years ago
fuzz bass rules!
axzck 2 years ago 4
Wow... It sound pretty
Deivae 2 years ago 2
what you mean top and bottom? top and bottom of what ? thanks
fenderbass8 2 years ago
The pile of amps. Top amp and bottom amp.
megadan76 2 years ago
I like the third effect.
kip967 2 years ago 4
Rickenbakers are badass
spiderfrankrules 2 years ago 2
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cool bass - good playing - sucky amp sound - sorry dude
your still good though
lovedungeon 2 years ago
I don't think you can really judge an amp through a youtube video
zupahzmurv 2 years ago 6
i saw cliff burton with one of these and i want one so bad
stryderfilms 2 years ago
i know, a fantastic bass, i'd love to have one.
and an amazing bassist, may he rest in peace.
conehead246 2 years ago
hear absolutely no bottom end
edwardsforest 2 years ago
You have bad ears or lack a subwoofer.
SxSDeath 2 years ago
lol.
jimjamkillsnerds 2 years ago
dude the sound awesome!!!! Where did you get that thunderbass from?
tsoum09 2 years ago
This bass is suitable for ANY genre. I love it.
TacoChild 2 years ago
Avatar 210 up there?
NR92CP 2 years ago
Reminds me of muse
Nick5379 2 years ago
My most favorite bass of all time for obvious reasons (well... to me... and some people who know me... i dunno)
Nick5379 2 years ago
ohh the sound is so powerfull!
phanhuybach14 2 years ago
is the pickup cover makes any difference in sound???
letterbekmen 2 years ago
The solid pickup cover tends to sound darker than an uncovered pickup but it's not a big difference.
SxSDeath 2 years ago
That's for pickups in general. The treble cover on Ricks does change the sound a bit, plus you can't play directly over the pickup. It does look mighty cool though.
SxSDeath 2 years ago
is that make a difference in a jazz bass?
letterbekmen 2 years ago
I've never heard of anyone uncovering Jazz Bass pickups but I suppose you could. It's already a fairly bright bass, so I don't know that it would be a good idea. Keep in mind, the covers are soldered on.
SxSDeath 2 years ago
I am talking abuot the ashtray cover and he neck pickup (metal) cover If that makes any difference, Because Ricks are coming with a metal pickup cover
letterbekmen 2 years ago
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is that make a difference in a jazz bass?
letterbekmen 2 years ago